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All of these are optional, meaning, they can already be on a system and Truxton will work with them. | All of these are optional, meaning, they can already be on a system and Truxton will work with them. | ||
| − | * [https://www.postgresql.org/ PostgreSQL] - This is the database that Truxton uses | + | * [https://www.postgresql.org/ PostgreSQL] - This is the database that Truxton uses. If Truxton installs PostgreSQL, it will appear in the Windows Services Control Panel app as "Truxton Database" |
* [https://www.java.com/ Java] - Used to run [https://solr.apache.org/ SOLR] | * [https://www.java.com/ Java] - Used to run [https://solr.apache.org/ SOLR] | ||
* .Net - The version of Microsoft .Net required to run Truxton is installed | * .Net - The version of Microsoft .Net required to run Truxton is installed | ||
Revision as of 17:39, 25 July 2022
This article details the changes made to a system when Truxton gets installed.
Overview
When Truxton is installed on a system, several things get installed, some registry entries are made, etc.
Dependent Packages
Truxton depends on other software. All of these are optional, meaning, they can already be on a system and Truxton will work with them.
- PostgreSQL - This is the database that Truxton uses. If Truxton installs PostgreSQL, it will appear in the Windows Services Control Panel app as "Truxton Database"
- Java - Used to run SOLR
- .Net - The version of Microsoft .Net required to run Truxton is installed
Services
Truxton installs two services:
